Introduction The global cryptocurrency market has seen a substantial resurgence in 2025, fueled largely by the renewed interest and participation of institutional investors. For months, the industry had been observing a cautious lull as institutions remained on the sidelines, waiting for regulatory clarity and improved market conditions. However, this trend seems to be shifting rapidly as institutional trading desks increase their exposure to key digital assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum.

Introduction The cryptocurrency market is once again witnessing a pivotal transformation as institutional investors return in force, driving a significant increase in trading volumes across both centralized and decentralized platforms. Following months of market uncertainty and regulatory scrutiny, June 2025 has opened a new chapter for the digital asset space — one marked by renewed confidence, heightened activity, and a resurgence of capital from major financial players. In this detailed

Introduction In a landmark shift that’s making waves across the global financial community, South Korea has reached a pivotal moment in its economic evolution—cryptocurrency trading has officially overtaken traditional stock market volumes in the country. This development, recently reported by Bloomberg, underscores how digital assets have moved from the fringes of financial speculation to the very core of retail and institutional investing. What makes this trend even more compelling is

Introduction The cryptocurrency market has once again been set ablaze by bullish signals as Bitcoin, the flagship digital asset, approaches the $112,000 threshold. The most recent surge is being attributed to two major catalysts: consistent institutional ETF inflows and a high-profile acquisition of Bitcoin by MetaPlanet, a Tokyo-listed investment firm, which added 1,241 BTC to its balance sheet. The combination of heightened institutional demand and corporate accumulation is prompting analysts

Introduction Foreign investment in China has been a key component in the country’s economic growth, with multinational corporations and investors flocking to tap into its vast market and lucrative opportunities. However, despite China’s impressive economic rise, the country’s bankruptcy and insolvency system has become a significant area of concern for international investors. The ambiguity and complexity of the bankruptcy processes in China create an environment of uncertainty that can jeopardize